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BP23 HXL Mercedes Benz tourismo. Owned by edwards coaches llantrisant pictured during an overnight trip to abba voyage
I can handle spiders, snakes, and bugs, but something about leeches always came off as creepy. I love swimming, my grandparents (who lived next store) owned a pool. My grandfather (who taught swimming during WW2 to Sailors and later became a park ranger) taught me to swim. I swam before I could even walk. Swimming holds this special serenity to me. Therefore, I decided to combine the two and place the leeches in a very unexpected place. Don't worry, these a plastic leeches.
Owned and operated by the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society in association with the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company.
My parents use to own a 1967 (I think) Mercury Comet Cyclone. That car really had a lot of 'get up and go' to it. (How I wish I had taken a photo of that car before they sold it.) But as much 'get up and go' as the Cyclone had, this Nova SS (belonging to my parents) has even more!
named "Viva La Blue" Jan 2005 - May 2018
titles "Fewer Delays. Faster Flights. Ontimeflights.org" applied 10/2017, removed 05/2018
named "To Beach Their Own" 05/2018
painted in "jetBlue Vacations" special colours 05/2018
One question I have.... look at the heritage, look at the power, look at the design. Now show me something from Toyota, Honda, or the likes that actually compares with this... if you let the automobile industry in america go bankrupt, you might as well throw away the designs that made America what it is today. Challenger, Charger, Mustang, Camaro, Corvette... you show me one car by any of the foreign owned auto companies that can compare to any of these, and I own a bridge to sell you. America, where car people manage car companies. some may not like it, but look at the final product. Buy America. Support the American Auto Companies. Buy Chevy, Ford, Mopar... they make a quality product... hands down. The haters out there are non car people that change their oil once every 50,000 miles and wonder why there is a problem....
here is my story, why i need my own partagas cigar cave room. i had to give my man room. due to the birth on my new baby girl riley grace. well i smoke where i can. outside in the snow of syracuse n.y. in the the basement with no lights or running water. sometimes i have to walk the streets in the city to smoke free without anyone yelling from the windows. i can smell your cigars or when i enter the house you smell of cigar smoke. partagas in my brand of cigar (black- label is the best around i have smoke and enjoy. sometime i do my tony soparano trip in my car to really get the feel of greatness and freedom of smoking a very good cigar. take my case for cigar cave, i have been without a room of my own for 2 years. please me to enjoy the real comforts of life and peace of mind. not having to get up and change location. what else can i say, put a real man in the place he needs to be, in his own space of enjoyment. so so long from syracuse new york.
Oprah Winfrey Network - O.W.N. Invitation: ynottony1.blogspot.com/2010/08/oprah-winfrey-network.html
Owned by the University of Chicago. This historic observatory was built in the 1890's and is considered to be the birthplace of modern astronomy.
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I am working on a BJD project of my own.
Not sure if it's going to work out the way I want, but I am having fun, and am making photos to see the progress :P
I am not a professional if it comes to sculpting, so these images aren't so special. But seeing them in a sequence is more fun I guess, because you can see the face grow.
And it's so much fun to work on. Whenever I have a couple of minutes, I will get some clay and add a bit more detail to her.
In the mean time I keep changing her face while working on her. I try to decide what I want, but I am having a better picture of her in mind now, lol.
Alexander TROTTER
Rank: Private
Service No: 10730
Date of Death: 07/04/1915
Age: 27
Regiment/Service: 2nd Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Grave Reference: H. 13.
Cemetery: RAMPARTS CEMETERY, LILLE GATE
Additional Information: Son of Susannah Campbell (formerly Trotter), of 8, Monk St., Newcastle-on-Tyne, and the late Alexander Trotter. Born at Hebburn, Co. Durham.
www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/446956/TROTTER,%20ALE...
TRAK Rail owned 751 149 at Praha Smíchov, prior to working the 13.02 'Prague Tunnels and Bridges' special. This Valenta Rail operated special started at P-Smíchov and travelled South to P-Radotín where the loco ran round, then took the line via P-Krč, P-Malešice and P-Libeň to P-Vysočany, where the loco ran round. Next it travelled via the P-Masarykovo avoiding curve to P-Bubeneč where there was another reversal, before running via P-Hlavni Nadrazi and P-Vršovice, a loop through the main carriage sidings and then finally back through P-Vršovice to P-Smíchov.
Swapbot Collage postcard for the Your Own Art swap. Discarded kids mathematics book page with a definition of mathematics from a discarded dictionary. Ebay used space postage stamp, and a hand carved rubber stamp for the black pattern. For a fan of nerdy-ness and technology. Science and Art.
Day 2 (February 1, 2017) of "Masters of Our Own Health" conference in Chisasibi, a 3-day event giving community members a chance to discuss miyupimaatisiiuun and learn about the resources and initiatives available to improve their health and wellness
Photo: C.Godin-CBHSSJB
Warrington's Own Buses Volvo BZL/MCV 1013.BV24LUE on a 1 West Circular in Legh Street, Warrington on the 20th May 2025.
I own a number of pair of Uggs, but generally I wear only two of them, a pair of child's size 13 (black) that I had to modify to get my feet into them, and these women's size 2 (US) that fit OK as I got them, although my toes are very curled up in the roomy tor box.
In fact, all my other Uggs are in a box in my storage unit. I suppose I could get one or another pair from time to time for variety, but I enjoy wearing thee two pair so much.
One thing about Uggs, they are not at all waterproof. The uppers soak up water until they are saturated, and depending on what darker color the leather is died with, you may find your wet feet dyed as well.
This was a rainy day the person in the mall wearing tan boots has wet toes in the photograph.
In case you were not aware, they are considered unisex, they were first made in Australia to be worn by surfers when they were on the beach. Not that it makes much difference to me, I'll pretty much wear any shoe I can get my (small) feet into, men's women's or child's. Although I've never tried to wear a pair of stilleto heels (but might if I came by a pair).
I hardly ever attempt more 'portraity' type stuff with my own kids because they are TYPICAL photographer kids who are way too used to having the camea shoved in their face. Went out today and somehow by the grace of all that is holy I got this shot. All I could think of the whole time is that I am sorry for the photographer who is taking our family pictures this year(sorry Tara, they are hooligans...thank god it's you because I think you are the only one who can tame them! hahahaha)...
Ferryboat "Pauline" owned by Elihu Alden (1851-1935) of Petersburg, Kentucky (Ohio River mile 495)
This small ferryboat ran between Petersburg, Kentucky on the Kentucky bank and the towns of Lawrenceburg and Aurora on the Indiana bank.
It appears to be powered by a steam engine (notice the steam whistle over the pilothouse) turning a propeller.
My great grandfather Elihu Alden named it after his daughter [not sister as seen in the EXIF data] Pauline Alden Walton, known as "Deekie" by some family members.
circa 1910s [not 1920s as seen in the EXIF data]
Scanned from a photo postcard
Printed on the address side: "Made by Wm. B. Conaway, Aurora, Ind."
Owned and operated by the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society in association with the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company.
**I do not own Link, The Legend of Zelda or any of its characters.**
Recently I had a really long plane ride to Italy. So to keep myself occupied, I drew, drew, and drew. This I guess would be a sketch dump of Link. Link is the main protagonist of the Legend of Zelda franchise and I really love him as a character. But he is also one of the greatest silent heroes in video games. So expressions are important for someone who doesn't talk. Each expression is inspired by occurrences in a story my friend and I have created in which Link is a leading character. Expressions are surprised/embarrassed, loopy (for lack of a better word), sad, angry, furious, aggravated, pleased, and... really sad?
Completed in pencil